Every lesson is a short story in two languages — English on top, your language underneath. Read one here, then open it in Spikdi to hear the narration and score your speaking.
Tonight I keep thinking about the small win today.
A customer came to me with a bill.
Last night, I wanted to ask a question.
Last week, our release date became a problem.
Last week, I talked with a client on the phone.
Today I fixed a small problem at work.
I had to tell a customer our policy.
I found an old note today.
After our team meeting, I wanted to follow up.
All day the same problem sat on my desk.
I press my forehead against the cold glass.
My bag is open on the bed.
The house feels big now.
I stand in the kitchen alone.
The last guest left an hour ago.
My shoes are wet from the path.
Yesterday I wrapped up the report.
I saw my old friend today.
I had to present my plan to the leaders.
Last week I had to tell the team the release would slip.
My hand hovers over the door handle.
Tonight I ate something new.
Last week I pushed a code change too fast.
Yesterday I called my mom about the project.
Yesterday we had a small fight at work.
The trip is ending tomorrow.
The street outside my window is still unknown.
Yesterday a guest came to the front desk.
I step outside and the air grabs me.
The clock on my desk says 11:42.
Last week a customer called me, very angry.
The bus door closed right in my face.
A tired guest came to my desk.
I almost quit writing that email.
Last week we deployed to staging early.
Today is my last day here.
The cup is warm in my hands.
I held the truth for many days.
Yesterday I made a mistake at work.
I dance when I cook.
Yesterday I showed a new teammate our login flow.
Another long day at the shop.
My aunt called to ask about the job hunt.
Tonight the rain taps on my window.
The alarm is not ringing yet.
I stared at the screen for hours.
The list has one more item.
The door clicks shut behind the last friend.
I chop onions for a friend tonight.
After our meeting, I wanted to send a follow-up email.